GTX 750 TI problems

Hello! I just bough a new video card for my HP computer g5410sc. The card fitted in the computer just fine and once I booted up my computer , image sure does come to my screen. BUT it wont go any further. It starts beeping 3 times once the image goes away and nothing happens... Has someone experienced this same problem or is it just that you cant upgrade the video card??
Motherboard: foxconn 2abf
8 gb memory kingston 1666mhz
intel i3 3.1 ghz dual core
old video card: nvidia geforce gt 520

Hi,
What type of image comes on your screen?
The NVIDIA GTX 750 should work depending on the model. The below two MSI models should work.
MSI NVIDIA GTX N750 TI and the MSI GTX N750 TF
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GTX 750 TI Problem

Hello, the other day I bought a GTX 750 TI to replace my GT 530 and when I booted up my computer, there was beeping sounds and it would not pass the startup screen. I assume there's a problem with my motherboard and bios but I need clarification if my power supply could be a problem too
My computer model is the H8-1120 and I want to know if the motherboard is compatible with the GTX 750 TI because there has been no updates since 2012.
Thanks for the help!
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MSI GTX 750 Ti upgrade for a "hpe-521 it" model

Hello,
I would like to upgrade my desktop video card to a GTX 750 Ti.
My desktop model (http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=c02782877&cc=it&dlc=it&lc=it&product=5095560) should be compatible with the card, at least it seems to me.
I have bought an ASUS card (OC GTX 750 Ti) but I failed to get it working on my computer, even after upgrading the bios to the 7.15 ami version.
I have a problem similar to many other reported on this very forum, I get stuck to the screen logo (interestingly, the video seems to work, so again I think there is no problem of hardware compatibility between mobo, power supply and video card) the computer beeps several times and then the video card get powered off.
The problem seems to be the UEFI, not fully supported in the HP BIOS of my model, and so buying the MSI model of the card should be a viable solution:
http://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Desktop-Hardware/Upgrading-Graphic-Card-GTX-750-Ti-Gaming-OC-Edition-20...
http://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Other-Desktop-PC-Questions/GTX-750-TI-Problem/td-p/4022476
This time, before I risk to buy another not compatible product, I'd prefer to ask to the experts in this forum.
Thank you in advance!

Hi,
The HPE-521it doesn't have the HP version 8 BIOS which many of the newer graphics cards require for compatibility and functionality.
The threads that you referenced do contain specific MSI NVIDIA GTX 750 models that offer you the best chance for using the NVIDIA GTX 750. If you search this forum you should find others that have reported success with using these specific MSI GTX 750 graphics cards.
MSI NVIDIA GTX N750 TI and the MSI GTX N750 TF
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I have a h8-1200ej and I updraged my graphics card to the Asus Geforce Gtx 750 ti but I got problems

So I put my new graphics card (asus geforce gtx750 ti) in my pc, but when I start up my computer, It beeps a few times and then all I get is a black screen. What's wrong?

Hi,
That particular NVIDIA GTX 750 is probably not compatible with your PC. Contact ASUS for a remedy. If ASUS can't remedy the situation then RMA the card and try one of the below NVIDIA GTX 750 graphics cards that will support a PC with a legacy BIOS.
MSI NVIDIA GTX N750 TI and the MSI GTX N750 TF
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Just bought a msi geforce gtx 750 ti gaming OC edition. When installed screen detects no video input

i have bougt a MSI Twin Frozr Gaming Geforce gtx 750 ti OC edition. but when installed, my screen detects no hdmi or vga input. I have looked inside and the fans are spinning so it is powered. i deleted already my old graphic card drivers.

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H97 Gaming 3 MS-7918 vs. Nvidia Geforce GTX 750 TI

Hellou Hellou
Firstly my Speccs_
Motherboard:
H97 Gaming 3 MS-7918
msi.com/product/mb/H97-GAMING-3.html#hero-specification
Graphic Card
Nvidia Geforce GTX 750 TI
msi.com/product/vga/N750Ti-TF-2GD5OC.html#hero-specification
Is this two Supported i mean is that Motherboard Supported to my Graphic Card.
I mean that PCI 16X 3.0 Express thing.
Because i have impossible to get those to work? The game Crashes when i am playing and it's very laggish and pixels are messed.
Motherboard is NEW and Graphic Card is 1-2 months old.
I have tryet everything. New drivers to old drivers.
So is the Graphic card broken or is it that Motherboard is not supporting that Graphic Card?
Thank you very muh from Finland

Oookkey good to know this that it's supported.
Then i think that Graphic card is broken. Have to send it back to the shop where i bought it and get new one.
Problem was that the Graphic card is not working. It's crashing when playing games or starting to play games.
Some times there comes message " nvidia kernel mode driver stopped responding "
Comes black screen, but i can go to desktop ctrl alt delete to shut down the game.
Right now i use older Graphic card "Geforce GTX 460" and it's working very good with the mother board.
Or it's possible, that i have do something to the graphic card to get it to work. Overclocking or something, because the Default settings aren't working.. because right know it's not handelling the job :D

Msi gtx 750 signal

hi all,i have big problem with graphic card msi gtx 750(N750 1GD5/OCV1 )
i have monitor crt with vga conector
problem is when start-pc no signal monitor,signal delay or por signal(black screen or monitor say not signal i can not acces bios) only when windows welcome screen have signal,this problem is aleatory.
i reinstaled windows same problem.monitor is good,connection is good i tested with old card(hd 4670).
how to solve this problem?

my card boot in pci-e.
i found the problem .problem is temperature ambiental and game.
1 in my room have(with window open cool) 18 c and open pc card no signal or delay to monitor
2 in my room have 25C(normal temp) and start msi kombustor for 10 min card have 61C ( is ok) but stop kombustor and restart pc the monitor not have signal or delay from card.
3.in my room have normal temperature 25 and open kombustor run for 10 min and close pc WITH 10 MIN PAUSE AND OPEN AGAIN PC THE MONITOR HAVE SIGNAL GOOD AND WORK
mention:all temp CPU psu and ram(put finger)and hwinfo is normal
with my old card (hd4670) not have this problem
the think the card is very sensible or have freq+voltaje low moment boot.
exist solution or i go to service?

Upgraded to GTX 750 ti - Will not boot

I have a ENVY 700-209
I've just swapped out the graphics card and added a gtx 750 ti
The computer will not boot and goes to automatic repair.
I've also added a blu ray drive.
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The HP 700-209 has win8. It operates under strict UEFI BIOS control called Secure Boot. It protects the computer. Call the manufacturer of that card to determine if the card operates under UEFI or legacy BIOS. After that, you'll have to disable secure boot and then deal with the "legacy" issue.
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Upgrading Graphic Card (GTX 750 Ti Gaming OC Edition 2048MB) in HP Pavilion p6-2083sc Desktop PC

Hello, This is my computer before upgrading / out of the box Link to specs I bought new graphic card (GTX 750 Ti Gaming OC Edition 2048MB) today. With that I also bought new power supply (Corsair CX600M). I installed them and tried to boot my computer. My computer won't go very far. It shows me the HP starting screen. Then my computer "beeps" one time, then another and then third time. Then I got black screen with blinking underscore. I'm not able to enter bios at that point either, because the computer won't response to my keyboard. No matter what I press nothing happens. I tried to reset motherboard's CMOS (upluggin battery and then putting it back) but it had no effects. I don't know what to do, but the problem is definetaly with the GPU somehow. I changed the old GPU back and left new power supply in place and my computer works well with that setup. Some people from the internet claims that HP might have somehow locked the motherboard so that I'm not able to upgrade my GPU. Is that true or is there something else I need to do? Thank you in advance Best regerdsKivikall

Hello,Firstly, the GTX 750ti officially requires no 6-pin power connector, with a peak power consumption of just 60 watts. (PCI lane can provide 75watts max). reference:http://www.geforce.com/hardware/desktop-gpus/geforce-gtx-750-ti/specifications I have exactly the same problem as you, except with a different video card. The problem is with the new 700 series from nvidia. They only work on motherboards which support UEFI, which is a new type of BIOS, but unfortunately do not support the traditional BIOS. The only way (to the best of my knowledge) is to update your BIOS. However, I checked your system on HP drivers, and unfortunately the are no BIOS updates which would upgrade to UEFI support, which is exactly my situation. The only other solution to buy an equivalent graphics from the 600 series, which supports traditional BIOS. I would recommend this: http://www.asus.com/Graphics_Cards/GTX650E2GD5/ If you do choose to get the GTX 650, make sure you specifically get this one, as its the only card which would work with your power supply. Any others would use too much power for your computer to handle. I really think that Nvidia should issue a notice to warn people with older PCs not to buy the new series of cards, as my new card costed quite a lot and didn't work in the end. I am now looking to get the same card which I recommended to you. Best regards

GTX 750 in legacy mode in P6 series, delays and BIOS inaccessible.

Hi,
I have a Pavillion P6-2130in
http://h20565.www2.hp.com/portal/site/hpsc/template.PAGE/public/kb/docDisplay?javax.portlet.begCache...
with a Foxconn made Cupertino2 motherboard with AMI BIOs version 7.16
http://h20565.www2.hp.com/portal/site/hpsc/template.PAGE/public/kb/docDisplay?javax.portlet.begCache...
I bought an MSI N750-1GD5/OC (a GTX 750) video card that I have been able to somehow install in legacy mode- by switching the video card switch to 'legacy' position and also by disabling EFI/ UEFI devices in BIOS. I've also changed the PSU a month ago to a Seasonic 400W, and I'm fairly certain my problems are unrelated to PSU issues. The video card takes in onboard power (no external power connector) and works just fine once windows (or Linux) start, but 2 problems remain. I'll appreciate any assistance regarding them.
1. I can't get to the BIOS at all with the new hardware plugged in. Can get to BIOS only when I disconnect the new card and plug monitor to motherboard DVI socket. With the new card plugged in, this is the boot-time behaviour:
post screen---25 seconds---beep---25 seconds---beep---35 seconds---beep---Windows starts
If I press F10 key at the end of 35 second beep, I get a black screen that hangs. I've already looked at beep codes of the AMI board and it's hardly any help.
2. The computer can't resume from hibernation. Again black screen/ hang. I've disabled hibernation on my desktop for now.
It seems both issues are related to problem with initial handshake with the new video card, and possibly related to power management issues because the card *is* recognized under certain circumstances. I'd really appreciate any help from the forum experts to fix these 2 issues- inability to enter BIOs, and resume from hibernation.
Currently, my BIOS is setup for legacy-device-only boot; Data Execution Prevention to Disable; Virtualization to Disable; SATA power management to Enable; S5 Maximum Power Savings to Disable; S5 Wake on Lan to Enable; PCI SERR# Generation to Enable; PCI VGA Palette Snooping to Disable.
This is the exact BIOS interface of my machine:
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?cc=us&lc=en&docname=c03235578#N136
Many thanks to the helpful experts in advance.
PS-
The problem is obviously BIOS related, and it's a pity HP does not care enough about its customers to ask Foxconn to fix what is surely a trivial issue. Tens of thousands of these foxconn mainboard fitted machines must have been sold! Do so many customers not count for HP? Guess what, the customer isn't going to be hung-ho about HP hardware the next time she/he has to make a purchase.

Hi,
If you have made any other modifications to your PC then remove those changes and revert to the original configuration.
If you still have issues then review this HP posted information.
Your PC is over two years old and typically HP ends support after 12 months when the warranty expires.
It's possible that the graphics card is faulty so RMA the card.
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H8-1437c will a gtx 750 fit?

im attempting to upgrade my pc from a gt 620 to a gtx 750 and im not sure if i have the space for the upgrade or not.
any help is appreciated

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Just bought a msi gtx 750 ti OC edition.when installed wont boot,ends in black screen and curser

As stated in the title,i bought a gtx 750 ti.
N750Ti-2GD5/OC
The machine had a gt 620 in it,and runs great with it in.When i install the gtx 750 ti though,the system boot hangs on a black screen with underscore/curser,and a single beep.
The system is an h8 1203,with a 460 power supply.
I also have a gts 250,which also installs and works fine.Ive read a bit,and there is some problem with this card and the hp system ?something about bios type ? I couldnt quite follow what was being said.
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Hi,
If you upgrade to Windows 8 (install in UEFI mode) and apply the posted BIOS update then you should be able to get to video card to work.
Be sure to create a set of the external HP recovery media before installing a new operating system.
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GPU Upgrade for Compaq CQ5320Y running Phenom II 955 and Narra-6 MOB: Radeon R7 265 or GTX 750 ti?

I'm on a quest to upgrade my older CQ5320Y as far as I can go without ditching the case and mob.   I've upgraded the ram to 8 gb, upgraded the CPU from Athlon II 240 60w to Phenom II 955 95w (with better cooler), upgraded the PSU to a Corsair CX600M.   Now for the GPU.   I was looking at the Geforce GTX 750 ti with the low power Maxell architecture, but have heard it will not run with older HP Compaq mATX desktops running less than the v.8 bios UNLESS you get the MSI version that has a switch to run on legacy bios. Is it the Maxwell architecture that is the problem?
What about the Radeon R7 265?   It draws double the power, but is faster. Will it run?   What about the older GTX 650 ti gpu's?   Different architecture than the 750's, will they run?

I'm afraid we may be talking at cross purposes here.
As to the PSU -   I bought one that was way over my anticipated needs because I haven't bought a GPU yet. I knew I had only a shrimpy 250. Then I upgraded the processor and its cooler.   I didn't know how much more I would further tax a new PSU with a GPU since the ones I am looking at ranged from 60 to 180 W, with the modern, more preferrable 60W ones having known problems with the old HP/CPQ BIOS, perhaps forcing me to get an older hotter card, some which draw at least 20a or they won't run.
Sure, with only one video card I could probably get away with 400 or 450, but in any event, having more on tap is not a problem and cost was neglible between sizes anyway. Of course, everybody would like lower power consumption if they can get it, but my point was the old Bios issue (which I can't change) may force me into a power hungry GPU, which in turn necessitates a bigger PSU.
Does that clear it up?
As to the memory, you can keep reading off of your spec chart if you want, but I'm telling you that it is a 64 bit system and your own snippet says "A 64-bit OS is requred to address more than 4.0 gb".   It has two PC3-10600 DDR3-1333 4 gb cards installed and the system recognizes them.   I tried to uplink a jpg screenshot of the system properties screen, showing that the system recognized all 8 gb's, but the forum poster rejected it for some reason.
In any event, it's beside the point of my original question, which was, "Will I have bios problems with the older cards I cited like with the 750 ti known to have problems?"

MOVED: MSI GAMING N750Ti TF 2GD5/OC G-SYNC Support GeForce GTX 750 Ti 2GB 128-Bit GDDR5

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https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=184003.0

Hi I was reading this thread https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=184043.0 and the problems with compatibility this guy is having are the same problems I am worried I will have as I had them previously with my Asus nvidia gtx 750 Ti which I have sent back. My motherboard is the same as his and apparently doesn't have UEFI capabilities as dell didn't start using UEFI motherboards until 2012 which was after I got my pc. Without UEFI on my motherboard would this card even work? Also my bios is only version 7.12 does that matter or can you provide a bios to fix that and make the card work? Sorry if I'm being a pain or asking the same things again in just a bit concerned ill buy the card and it won't work. Also someone on another thread said that if you have tried a different gtx750TI and it didn't work they doubt any of the gtx 750 TI's would work is that the case? Sorry again for the silly questions just want to make sure.
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Upgrade graphic card in Envy 700-215 from Intel 4600 to Geforce gtx 750 ti

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I wonder to know is it possible to upgrade my system with following spec by adding geforce gtx 750 ti (http://www.amazon.com/EVGA-Superclock-Dual-Link-Graphics-02G-P4-3753-KR/dp/B00IDG3IDO/ref=sr_1_2?s=e...
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The 300 watt is borderline but is within card specs. The 750Ti (3753) max's at 60 watts. You will need a 6pin power supply.
I changed the Gt 640 in my Envy 810-160 (600W) for a 750Ti with no problems but it did come with a Nvidia card. I put the GT 640 in an e9230f (350 watt) replacing the ATI HD4350.
In both cases all went well and the cards updates direct from Nvidia.

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